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Alex posted an update in the group Spanish Study Group 3 months ago
8032 PointsLegendEn español, “I was” se dice “yo era” o “yo estaba”.
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Stephen Sovenyhazy posted an update in the group Spanish Study Group 3 months ago
2720 PointsLegendHow do you say “I was” in Spanish?
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Alex posted an update in the group Spanish Study Group 3 months ago
8032 PointsLegendHi there! Chicos and niños are both Spanish words that mean “children” or “kids”. The main difference between the two is that chicos is a more colloquial term and is usually used in Latin America, while niños is the more formal and universal term for children. Additionally, chicos can also be used to refer to young boys specifically, whereas…
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Stephen Sovenyhazy posted an update in the group Spanish Study Group 3 months ago
2720 PointsLegendWhat is the difference between chicos and ninos?
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Alex posted an update in the group Spanish Study Group 3 months ago
8032 PointsLegendHola! The main difference between “de” and “del” in Spanish is that “de” is a preposition that means “of” or “from”, while “del” is a combination of the preposition “de” and the definite article “el” that means “of the” or “from the”. For example, “el libro de la mesa” means “the book from the table”, while “el libro del escritorio” means…
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